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Posted - 2001/07/08 : 20:43:47

I was on holiday last year and some bloke out there had some wicked tape that he let me borrow. It's more an old skool tape but i was wondering if anyone knows what the name of this particular song is.

All i can really remember is:

"I'm F*ckin 'em up, come on to the left, I'm F*ckin' em up come on to the right" followed by a heavy beat.

If anyone knows the name of the song I'd be real grateful. If it helps some of the other choons on the tape (think it was a slammin' vinyl tape) were heart of gold and a remix of stand by me. Thanks.

P.S. If anyone knows who did the remix of stand by me also i'd love that.

Alex

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Posted - 2001/07/08 : 22:25:33

the stand by me remix is cheddar 4, on fusion

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Posted - 2001/07/09 : 16:49:27

Sy & Unknown did the remix didn't they?
Not all that good IMO.

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Posted - 2001/07/09 : 19:03:48

Thanks for the name of the song. Cheddar 4 is quite good. Heard a better version than the sy & unknown remix tho.

What does everyone think of DJ Kaos on a side note? I like the way he butchers the classics :)

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Posted - 2001/07/10 : 07:52:06

Sy and Unknown's version was pretty good but cheddar 4 is better.

I prefer the classics as they are and not butchered, that is why they are classics.